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As we gather around the table, here’s something else to be thankful for: safer roads! National Highway Traffic Safety Administration NHTSA’s early estimates show traffic fatalities are trending down in the first half of 2024, with declines in pedestrian and speeding-related crashes. That’s progress worth passing around with the mashed potatoes! Let’s keep the momentum going this holiday season with a few simple tips: 🚗 Buckle up - it’s your best protection on the road. 🚦 Slow down - there’s no need to rush the turkey. 📵 Stay focused - keep your eyes on the road, not your phone. 🏠 Drive sober - celebrate responsibly to ensure everyone gets home safely.

We had the privilege of collaborating with Staci Hoff, Research Director at the Washington Traffic Safety Commission (WTSC), where our Senior Data Scientist Erik Fretland shared how data is being leveraged to make roads safer, with a focus on the impactful work we are doing together at ITS Washington Annual Conference.   Key highlights included: 📍 Identifying High Risk Areas: By analyzing driver behaviors such as harsh acceleration, speeding, and phone use, we can pinpoint locations that pose the highest risk, enabling targeted interventions. 📍 Comprehensive Risk Understanding: Combining behavioral data with crash history allows for a nuanced understanding of risks that can guide targeted enforcement and infrastructure changes to address dangerous driving behaviors Staci wrapped up the session by discussing how WTSC is utilizing our analysis in their ongoing efforts to enhance road safety through infrastructure improvements, enforcement, and community engagement. Together, we're working toward safer roads by using data to guide smarter, more effective decisions.   #ITS #TrafficSafety #DataDriven #SaferRoads #Collaboration

VIDEO: This week, #CrashResponderSafetyWeek, reminds us of the critical role we play in crash responder safety. By simply moving over, slowing down, and staying alert when you see crash responders on or near the road, you can help protect those who risk everything to help us. Watch this important message from FHWA Acting Administrator Kristin White. Let’s all do our part to achieve Vision Zero — zero deaths, zero injuries, for everyone on the road. Press release: https://lnkd.in/e39cihKe

Yesterday in honor of World Remembrance for Traffic Deaths Day, we remembered those who have tragically lost their lives in roadway crashes. Any life lost using our transportation system is unacceptable. Reaching zero deaths requires the implementation of a Safe System Approach, and ITS America advocates for a technology-forward approach with layers of protection for all: safe road users, safe vehicles, safe speeds, safe roads, and post-crash care. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gKxHZ65S https://lnkd.in/euY5P7KK

MICHELIN Mobility Intelligence at Movin'On Connect Summit | Data Driving Sustainable Mobility Want to see how mobility data can reshape our cities and decarbonizing them by 2035? Join us at Movin'On on November 6-7 in Brussels as we will share our vision for a sustainable future. Our mission? ✔️ Leverage data to enhance urban safety and traffic flow ✔️ Align Vision Zero with responsible consumption ✔️ Reduce CO₂ emissions for a greener tomorrow Mathis Grimonprez, Offer Manager Greener Roads at MICHELIN Mobility Intelligence will welcome you in te showcasing area to present how data contribute for safer, smarter, and more sustainable cities. Learn more ➡ https://lnkd.in/ekmftzfa #MICHELINMobilityIntelligence #MovinOn2024 #SustainableMobility #CityOfTheFuture #SmartCities

Halloween night means neighborhoods filled with little ghosts, witches, and superheroes. Here's how we can all contribute to safer streets this Halloween: 🎃 Glow in the Dark: Consider adding reflective gear to costumes for extra visibility. Drivers, stay alert for increased foot traffic. 🎃 Beware at Crosswalks: Pedestrians can appear suddenly, so approach intersections with caution. 🎃 Plan Your Route: Know your route and avoid high traffic areas when possible. Drivers, remember to put down your phones and stay focused on the roads. Here's to a Halloween full of treats, safe travels, and spooky fun!

Happy National First Responders Day! From firefighters and police officers to EMTs and public works professionals, first responders are the backbone of our society. Congratulations to the APWA Kentucky Chapter! Interested in learning more about National First Responder Day? Watch this special message from American Public Works Association President Dominick Longobardi to learn more about the critical role public works plays in supporting first responders. ⬇ https://lnkd.in/gTjyFiBs #NFRD #PublicWorks #FirstResponders

Join us on October 28 for a virtual town hall in honor of National #FirstResponders Day! From 11 a.m.-12 p.m., APWA President Dominick Longobardi, APWA CEO Scott Grayson, and Government Affairs Manager Marty Williams will discuss the critical role public works plays in emergency management and response. They'll also talk about current efforts underway to have states formally recognize public works pros as first responders. https://lnkd.in/eq7cDEnc

With ongoing advancements in AI, best practices are shifting across industries, #PublicWorks being no exception! ➡️➡️ Join us for an exclusive panel discussion featuring industry leaders Omar Elbagalati,PhD,P.E. and Kent Nobis, APM, hosted by Better Roads Expert Annie Tamburro. 🔍 Why Attend? 1. Gain practical insights from experienced experts. 2. Learn new techniques to enhance your road assessment processes. 3. Equip yourself with a strategic advantage in your field. Don’t miss this opportunity to rethink and revolutionize your approach to road assessments! 🚧 📅 Date: October 29 🔗 Register Now: https://lnkd.in/g_nNSA8R #civilengineering #pavementpreservation #arcgis #govtech #pavementmanagement

The Washington Traffic Safety Commission is working with MICHELIN Mobility Intelligence and Cambridge Mobile Telematics to use large-scale telematics data to analyze risky driving behaviors without identifying individual drivers. The Governors Highway Safety Association (GHSA) is pleased to support this effort! >> https://lnkd.in/drTCSWCF Erik Dietz Emily Feenstra Adam Snider